The typical home UST ranges from 250 or 500 gallons which tends to fall below the regulatory threshold.

Most people in that income range have decent credit and don’t want an eviction on their record 3 months from now after paying for a month or two.

Anything in that $200k range is basically about to fall of it's foundation.

It is important to remember this is a spectrum and renters include a diverse range of peoples ages, backgrounds, financial backgrounds.

It was different in the 80s when interets rates were in the 15% range and a 10% seller financed deal made good sense to both parties.

We have had a couple ranges stolen.

Personal loan is also an option, but the interests rates range from 7%-20% and this is variable.

I am just trying to get a feel for an average price to be expected for:1) Initial tax evaluation, plan creation etc  (flat rate per year)2) Tax advisement for each following year3) Fees for actual tax return filingI am not asking for specific CPA recommendations, or anything of that nature.. just trying to figure out what range I should be expecting for somebody who specializes in real estate.

You'll need to talk to several to get a sense of the range but many take 100% of the first month while others charge a flat fee of perhaps 50% of the first month.

I hope prices willgo up long term (I'm looking at 10-20 years range).Price-wise, it'smuch more affordable compared to the Bay Area where I live.